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Deploy fails due to "missing" default storage bucket #6162
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Hi @bergeoisie, thanks for reaching out and for sharing details about your observations! I’m trying to reproduce the issue you’re encountering but so far I haven’t encountered any issue while deploying. From what I can gather, you’re trying to deploy your Firebase rules for Cloud Storage. Could you verify if you’ve initialized Cloud Storage for the project you’re trying to deploy to? Also, are you able to repro the issue in a fresh project? |
Thanks for the quick response! Yep, that's right. Our current |
We are seeing this issue too.
We absolutely have a default storage bucket setup, can verify in the appengine UI. Our
Which has
Strangely this works fine in our development project. |
@bergeoisie please reopen, removing the use of storage is not a fix. Same issue here happens in github action deployment since today. I can see that the request to This happens when running:
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Yup, also started seeing this issue as of today. |
we have also started seeing the issue as of today. We made a successful deploy earlier today (around 10 AM GMT-03:00). But have not been capable of making new deploys in the last hour |
I'm also experiencing this issue |
Reverted, and that doesn't seem to be the issue. In my case, it works locally. I'll see if downgrading the |
I've not made any dependency changes today failing both locally & ci. |
Yup
I have also not changed anything, and as of today am getting the same issue. |
me too, just started today. |
Same issue here, just noticed today |
Same here, started today too a few hours ago |
Same here |
+1 deploys failing for me as well |
Someone fix this ? |
Seeing this now in our 3 projects and trying to deploy from different machines |
same here |
Same here, downgraded to v11.30.0 and it worked. |
Same here as of today. |
Same here.. what do we do now? Did they update something? |
ah.. so its not just me.. |
Yay all our deploys are broken |
same problem here. |
We're seeing this also. We've filed a Google support ticket to get more attention on this, I'd encourage everyone here to do the same if you haven't already! |
Hey everyone, apologies for the delay in updates here. Our team has investigated the issue and rolled out a fix. Could anyone try deploying their storage rules with |
Works again for me. |
Confirming it works for me again. |
Hey all, gonna close this out for now since the issue has been resolved. For some context: the root cause of this was a backend change that went out too early. In the upcoming v13 of firebase-tools, we'll be moving this call to use a new API that is more accurate. At some point in the coming months, we'll need to roll out that backend change again. To avoid future issues, please upgrade to v13 ASAP when it is released. If you're coming back to this issue later and experiencing something similar, the best way forward is to upgrade to firebase-tools@>13.0.0 and try again. |
I had this issue now too. aalej answer worked for me. People should confirm it works before this case is closed. I have upgraded and the issue still persists I have an active support case on it and they agree it is a firebase issue. They were unable to solve the problem BUT Firebase deploy only storage did fix the problem for me as well. |
Same here, no idea why this is being closed.... We're actively supporting an enterprise with our software and cannot deploy a hotfix that is halting operations because of this! |
I thought it didn't work too. I upgraded etc even have support case.. I firebase deploy --only storage Then firebase deploy WORKED no problem. Also yesterday firebase deploy --only hosting worked as well. Only firebase deploy did not work. Default storage bucket is undefined. is the error it takes place from this code apiv2][body] GET [https://firebase.googleapis.com/v1beta1/projects/yourprojectname |
Apologies all, looks like I closed this preemptively. The backend fix is rolling out but may not have fully finished yet - reopening. |
Thank you, I'll go try either of those. |
firebase deploy --debug will show you where it is failing if the issue persist |
.github/CONTRIBUTING.md firebase/firebase-tools#6162 (comment)
This issue has been resolved. Apologies for the disruption all! |
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[REQUIRED] Environment info
firebase-tools: 12.4.4
Platform: Ubuntu
[REQUIRED] Test case
Not sure the best way to do this since it relates to the state of firebase/GCP project.
[REQUIRED] Steps to reproduce
Run
firebase deploy
[REQUIRED] Expected behavior
Deploy succeeds.
[REQUIRED] Actual behavior
After attempting to upgrade our
firebase-tools
version from 11.18.0 to 12.4.4, our deploys fail withIt appears that the call to obtain the default storage bucket was changed in between those versions in #5973
I ran the calls locally to see the difference in output (redacting our project details). The old call:
returns
versus the new call:
which returns a much smaller blob
It seems like these APIs might not actually be equivalent?
Thanks!
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